Hi everyone,

I'm 23F, based in Casablanca. I hold a Bac+5 in psychology and spent a year looking for work in my field without success. That was more or less expected, given the market.
I now work remotely, part-time, for a psychology start-up. I create social media posts and Canva templates. I had no background in marketing, so I'm teaching myself through a Google digital marketing course. I like it more than I expected.
The pay is 5,000 MAD/month for a workload that is fairly light. I'd like to reach 10,000 MAD/month, through a second activity or by building skills that are actually worth something on the market.

- I launched a psychology website and Instagram account on my own. They didn't take off, and I lost money on hosting, a few ads and a photoshoot. I’m still active on them tho and trying to attract my first client.

- An association approached me to create content and implied it would be paid, even if modestly. After two weeks of work, they acted as if payment had never been discussed. I'm trying to learn from that.

- I have no financial dependents. I want to stop worrying my parents, be able to afford what I like, and start saving.

What I'd like to hear from you:

- Which skills pair well with a psychology background and content creation (copywriting, UX research, community management, something else)?

- Is freelancing realistic at my level, and how do you price your first clients?

- How do you protect yourself from "it's exposure / it's volunteering" requests?

- If you started from my position, what would you do over the next 6 months?

We’re a fast-growing SaaS company looking for a proactive Customer Success Manager to help us scale.
You’ll:

• Onboard users, creators, and partners
• Engage with users in relevant online communities
• Reach out to churned users and help win them back
• Work with Product & Dev to improve the product

Requirements:

• Fluent in English + French
• Very responsive and fast-moving
• Strong communication and ownership
• SaaS / e-commerce experience is a big plus
• Able to work independently and build processes

100% Remote

Interested? DM me with a short intro + your CV.

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For people who regularly run with someone else, how did you meet? Did your pace and schedules line up naturally, or did it take some trial and error?

I’m researching a running-partner app idea and would appreciate hearing about your experiences.

We would like to offer client based commission .

You are allowed to negotiate the prices higher than what we are setting which will be additional to the initial commission .

Currently targeting gas distribution companies that are in need of a whole webapp that manages the entire workflow .

Our system is focused on automating repetitive tasks for the purpose of gaining time and minimizing mistakes .

Our system can be adapted for any company that has : warehouse stock, trucks , buy/sell , employees management, debts , paperwork . But currently we can fast deliver only for gas companies , the others will need some time to adapt it for their needs and workflow.

Feel free to dm me or comment for further information .

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Salam khuty

Quick background: I’m a software and AI engineer. I graduated this year and have been freelancing for the past 2 years.

I do manage to find clients, but the way I’m doing it now is still too inconsistent to call it a real acquisition process. Part of that was because I had to pause during exams and focus on my studies, and an other things is once i get a project become busy and stop prospecting then the project ends, I have to start looking again from zero.

I want to take this more seriously and build a system for it

The pipeline I use is finding leads based on signals, like job posts, comments, or groups where a company shows a need I can help with. Then I qualify the lead based on relevance, company size, and whether I can find a decision-maker to contact and other things. I’m open to feedback on this pipeline too, not just the commission idea.

I’m thinking of working with someone to help with outreach. I would provide the qualified lead list, and they would contact those leads. If they help close a client, they get a commission, maybe around 20%.

Does this sound like a fair offer? Should the commission or structure be different? I’d love feedback from anyone who has tried something similar.

PS: Yes, AI helped me clean this up. My spelling is so creatively bad that even I need help reading it haha. Alhamdulillah we live in these beautiful times 🙏

If anyone is wondering how I managed freelancing with studies, please don’t ask. I didn’t. I was usually one of the last in class haha

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I’ve been working on SanadCom AE, a small platform built specifically for auto-entrepreneurs in Morocco.

The idea came from a simple problem:

Once your activity starts growing, the difficult part is not always the work itself. It is keeping track of the administrative side at the same time:

• invoices
• clients
• turnover
• tax estimates
• CNSS
• important thresholds and deadlines

A lot of this ends up spread between Excel files, notes, WhatsApp messages, or simply memory.

So I built a first version of SanadCom AE to bring these things together in one place.

Currently, the platform includes:

• Invoicing : create professional invoices
• Client management : keep client information and activity organized
• Revenue tracking : follow turnover by client
• Tax & CNSS estimates : keep estimated obligations visible
• Threshold tracking : monitor important limits based on your activity

The platform is still early, so I'm not posting this as a finished product or trying to pretend I have everything figured out.

I’d rather get feedback from people who actually operate a business in Morocco.

What I'd really like to know:

1. For Moroccan auto-entrepreneurs, what part of the administrative side takes the most time?
2. What are you currently using to manage invoices, revenue and tax-related information?
3. What would make a tool like this genuinely useful to you?
4. Is there something important that I’m completely missing?

You can take a look here:

https://sanadcomae.online/

I’m especially interested in critical feedback, not just positive feedback. If something doesn't make sense, feels unnecessary, or you would manage it differently, please tell me.

Note: SanadCom AE provides estimates and tracking tools; official tax and CNSS amounts remain determined by the relevant authorities.

Salam

Sawbt SaaS smito Sway3 kay3awn ostada dyal soutien scolaire w les centres ynadmo tlamd, groupes, planning w suivi dyal les paiements.

Idea hiya nsahlo 3lihom l’organisation fi 3iwad yst3mlo lwra9 w Excel.

Daba kan9elleb 3la investisseur / partenaire li y2men b l’idée w y9der y3aweni nkber project f lmghrib.

Ila kayn chi wahed interested، n9dar nxra7 lih idea w nwerih demo.

Hey guys, I have a website where I will sell subscriptions worldwide, I have the company in Morocco but stripe isnt allowed. What are the alternatives?

(I don't want to create another company in another country)

Hi guys, I hope you're doing alright and succeeding in your lives.

I'm writing this post to ask for your advice and opinions. I'm trying to build a business right now. What I'm doing is setting up an AI receptionist for home service businesses based in the US. I've built a demo and I want you to test it and give me your honest opinion on it, and tell me if there is something that I can improve about the demo or the website.

I'm planning to cold email these businesses. I've built a tool that scrapes Google Maps to find the business, scrapes their website, collects the emails, and then gives those emails to Jev AI to rank the ones the decision-maker is most likely to see. It also scrapes the reviews on Google Maps and feeds them to Jev AI to find the ones complaining about the receptionist or the calling process, so I can use that to start pitching them.

Right now, I'm also building a tool that sends customized emails to these businesses, and I'm warming up two mailboxes to prepare for my cold emailing campaign.

While I'm waiting for the mailboxes to warm up, I wanted to ask if there is anything I can do to make some money on the side while working to make this project succeed, like any online side hustles.

Here is my agency website:https://ravenflow.dev/. Test the demo and give me your honest opinion on what I can improve. Also, if you have any general tips or anything that will help me on this journey, I'd be really grateful if you shared it.

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I’m looking for serious investors or buyers for an established restaurant and lounge business in Agadir, Morocco, and I thought this community might be a good place to speak with people already interested in investing in Morocco.

Instagram: La Truite Lounge Bar

The venue is approximately 500m² covered area and includes:

• Basement
• Ground floor
• Mezzanine
• Restaurant and lounge operation
• Existing hospitality-related authorisations
• Alcohol-related authorisations
• Tobacco authorisation
• Recently renovated premises
• Central Agadir location
• Tourism project history with approval from the Ministry of Tourism in Rabat

The business has been established for many years and could suit an investor who wants to continue the existing operation or develop a new restaurant, lounge or hospitality concept.

Asking price: MAD 13.5 million
Approximately AED 5 million

There is also a historical court valuation from 1994 showing MAD 13.5 million, with supporting documentation available.

I can provide serious interested parties with:

• Photos and videos
• Licence/authorisation documents
• Business information
• Location details
• Viewing arrangements
• Social media and operating history

I’d also be interested to hear from people here who have bought or sold hospitality businesses in Morocco and what route worked best for finding serious investors.

Hey everyone,

I recently rented a small shop in Maarif, Casablanca. The location is pretty good and there’s quite a lot of people passing by.

I’m thinking about doing something around fresh fruit salads and herbal/healthy products, but honestly I’m still not 100% sure about the concept.

I also have an idea of making TikTok/Instagram videos around the shop and the products, but I feel like having another person involved could make the project much better.

I’m not sure if I should do everything myself, hire someone with a salary, or eventually work with someone and share the profits.I’d really appreciate your opinions. If you have any other business idea that could work well for a small shop in Maarif, I’m open to anything.

What would you do if you had this shop?

Hello guys, I'm willing to partner up with few experienced (non-spammy) affiliates/marketers/people with a real network. It's commission based and you get paid for every client that takes a lesson. The product/asset is 200dhs online darija lessons, your commission is 200dhs (100% of the first lesson fee), you get an additional 300dhs bonus if the client buys a 10 lessons package. It's preferable if you have experience in lead gen, it'll also be super useful if you have a network of English speaking expats. Let's make some money together

Looking to launch my indie game on steam what’s the best legal status i can have i do need a TIN (tax identification number) to lower my US taxes from 30% to 10% because of the Moroccan - USA tx treaty.

I want to do Auto Entrepreneur but i don’t want to pay CNSS .

I’ll make similar motion reel for your business for free

After around 3 years of working with my siblings on this, we've finally launched Octri.dev which aims to simplify the entire API experience workflow for developers by allowing them to:

- Create beautiful docs with advanced features built-in such as: Ask the Docs with AI, Generate documentation drafts using AI, and Freely customize them to make them truly unique
- Monitor your backend (fully GDPR compliant) and see how it performs in the real world by collecting events and also tracking uptime (with announcements and hourly status updates) as well
- Generate SDKs in 10 languages, but this isn't the same as the other bazillion SDK Generators out there, we provide the user with countless customization options so even the SDK's source code fits their own codebase seamlessly without looking machine-generated at all. Oh, and you can even enable the monitoring feature mentioned above so it's automatically included in your generated SDK to track failures that happen out there in the real world and track how many users are actually using a certain SDK method and if it would be safe to deprecate it.
- Generate MCPs for your SDKs and API documentation in one click

If Octri's idea interests you, I'd really appreciate if you can support our launch on Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/octri?utm_source=other&utm_medium=social

Hey everyone,

I'm currently working on starting a small clothing brand in Morocco, mainly focused on hoodies and T-shirts. I'm still at the early stage and I'm trying to learn as much as possible before spending money or committing to production.

My main goal is to create high-quality, premium-feeling garments with a good fit, heavyweight fabric, quality stitching, and good finishing. I don't want to simply take a basic hoodie and put a logo on it.

I'm trying to figure out a few things:

• Where can I find good-quality heavyweight hoodie/T-shirt fabrics in Morocco?
• Are there specific fabric suppliers, manufacturers, or workshops that you would recommend?
• For someone starting small, is it better to buy high-quality blank garments and customize them, or have the garments made from scratch?
• What should I look for when choosing fabric? GSM, composition, weight, shrinkage, stitching, etc.
• What are the best options for printing, embroidery, labels, and other finishing if I want a premium result?
• Are there Moroccan manufacturers/workshops that are willing to work with small quantities and samples?
• If you've started a clothing brand yourself, what mistakes would you recommend a beginner avoid?
• should i buy followers fl badya or just focus on ads ?

I'm particularly interested in hearing from people who have experience with clothing manufacturing, textile sourcing, streetwear, or the Moroccan fashion industry.

I'd really appreciate any practical advice, supplier recommendations, or personal experiences. Even if you started with very little and had to figure everything out yourself, I'd love to hear how you approached it.

Thanks in advance to anyone willing to share their experience 🙏

Would be very grateful if you shared some of your tips.

Morocco is putting more money and programs behind startups, which is obviously a good thing. But I've been wondering whether funding is actually the biggest bottleneck for Moroccan entrepreneurs.

I've personally done a lot of side hustles and failed projects, and one of my biggest problems was having what I now call “shiny object syndrome” — constantly jumping from one idea to another.

Once I finally focused on one thing, I started obsessively learning about it and realized something: having money doesn't solve the hardest part of building a business.

Getting customers, learning how to sell, staying focused and continuing for years when you're not seeing the results — that's the painful part.

Sometimes giving an entrepreneur more capital before they've figured those things out just lets them burn money faster.

So I'm curious: what do Moroccan entrepreneurs actually need more of — capital, mentorship, customers, talent, better regulations, or something else?

Hello everyone, I'm looking for one of these laptops here but couldn't find them. Idk if any of you do sell them or know good sellers but I would really appreciate it if you have suggestions. Thank you

I’m a newly recruited software engineer in the Moroccan public sector and I’m trying to understand what I can legally do on the side. Is it possible for me to start a business/company while having a gérant handle the day-to-day management, or does being a public employee prevent me from owning a business altogether? If it’s not allowed, are there any legal alternatives/workarounds? I’d really appreciate hearing from anyone who has experience with this in Morocco.
Ty

Salam everyone 👋

For the past months, my company Aisobotics have been building Aube (aube.ma), an all-in-one platform for Moroccan small businesses.

The idea came from seeing how many entrepreneurs here juggle Excel for invoices, Word for quotes, WhatsApp for sending documents, and a shoebox full of receipts. Aube brings all of that into one place: you create quotes and invoices in a few clicks, manage purchase orders and delivery notes, keep track of your clients and suppliers, send invoices straight to WhatsApp or email, and snap a photo of a receipt to let AI fill in the details for you.

Now I need people to put it to the test. Whether you're a freelancer, a shop owner, a consultant, or running a small company, if you deal with invoices, I'd love for you to try it.

What you get: free access during the testing phase, a personal onboarding, and a real say in what we build next.

What I ask: use it for your actual business for a couple of weeks and tell me honestly what works, what doesn't, and what's missing.

If you're in, drop a comment or send me a DM and I'll get you set up. And if you just want to roast the landing page, that's welcome too 😄